Referring Clues

• "Holy moly!"
• "Yikes!"
• "Holy cow!"
• Cousin of "Omigod!"
• "Heavens to Betsy!"
• "Holy mackerel!"
• "Yipes!"
• "Holy Toledo!"
• "Omigosh!"
• "My word!"
• "By gar!"
• "My stars!"
• Antiquated euphemism
• Old-time oath
• Cry of mock horror
• "Horrors!"
• Major Hoople's outburst, in old comics
• "Holy smokes!"
• "Zounds!"
• Major Hoople's holler
• "Our Boarding House" oath
• Antiquated outburst
• Quaint outburst
• Cry of shock
• "Good heavens!"
• Dated expletive
• "Goodness gracious!"
• Old oath
• Relative of "Oh, no!"
• "Yipe!"
• Quaint cry of horror
• Old-fashioned outburst
• "Holy smoke!"
• Quaint cry of shock
• Old-time exclamation
• "Good grief!"
• Victorian outburst
• "Oh, golly!"
• Melodramatic outburst
• "Wow!"
• "Good gracious!"
• "Heavens!"
• Quaint exclamation
• "Great Scott!"
• "Glorioski!"
• Old expletive
• Oath from a renegade
• Old-time "Holy smoke!"
• Mild epithet
• "Oh my!"
• "I say!"
• Euphemistic sound of shock
• Mild oath
• Quaint oath
• "Crikey!"
• "Godfrey Daniels!"
• "Gracious!"
• Word of mock horror
• "Criminy!"
• "Gee whiz!"
• "Good gravy!"
• Edwardian oath
• Old expression of surprise
• Edwardian outburst
• Exclamation from Dr. Watson
• G-rated oath
• "My gosh!"
• "Gosh!"
• "Heavens to murgatroid!"
• "Holy jumping catfish!"
• "Heavens to Murgatroyd!"
• Quaint "Heavens!"
• "Tarnation!"
• Mock-dismayed cry
• Old-school "OMG!"
• "Bejabbers!"
• A four-letter exclamation that wouldn't get bleeped
• Antiquated exclamation
• "Goodness me!"
• Surprised reaction
• Cousin of "Nerts!"
• "Zounds!" alternative
• Old-fashioned exclamation
• Cry of surprise
• Gramps's exclamation
• Victorian oath
• Victorian-era "My!"
• "My goodness!"
• "OMG," long before IMs
• Dated oath
• Antiquated oath
• Quaint "Holy moly!"
• Quaint "Yipe!"
• Mild expletive
• "By Jove!"
• "Oh, my!"
• "Holy guacamole!"
• Quaint "Holy cow!"
• Old-style "Holy cow!"
• Old-style exclamation
• "Omigosh!"
• "Good grief!"
• Relative of "Yikes!"
• Old-style "Yikes!"
• "By Jove!"
• "Zounds!"
• Conan Doyle exclamation
• "Great Caesar's ghost!"
• "Goodness gracious!"
• Mild exclamation
• "Good gracious!"
• "Heavens to Betsy!"
• Old-style oath
• "Yikes!"
• "My word!"
• Old-school outburst
• "Zounds!" cousin
• Euphemistic oath
• "Good golly!"
• "Good heavens!"
• "Gosh!"
• "Zooks!"
• "Jumping catfish!"
• Stereotypically Victorian outburst
• "Great Caesar's ghost!"
• Antiquated interjection
• "Gadzooks!"
• Jeepers!
• Cousin of "zounds!"
• "Darn!"
• Cousin of forsooth!
• Relative of "Zounds!"
• Yipes!
• "By gosh!"
• Kin of "By Jove!"
• Minced oath
• Quaint "Yowza!"
• "How shocking!"
• Old "Oh my gosh!"
• "Oh dear!"
• Old expression of alarm
• Days-of-yore oath
• Oath of old
• "Zooks!"
• "Good golly!"
• Relative of "Yikes!"
• Old-style "Yikes!"
• Antiquated curse
• Quaint (but once quite offensive) exclamation
• Quaint interjection
• Mild profanity
• Mild curse
• Zounds
• Gosh
• Oh God, var.
• Edwardian expletive
• "My heavens!"
• Maj. Hoople's word
• "Yipes"
• "Gosh almighty!"
• Quaint "Yikes!"
• I say!
• Quaint curse
• 'Zounds!'
• 'Holy cow!'
• 'Yikes!'
• 'Holy mackerel!'
• 'Heavens!'
• 'Yipes!'
• 'Bejabbers!'
• 'Oh dear!'
• 'Horrors!'
• 'Holy moly!'
• Quaint euphemism
• "Say it ain't so!"
• "My stars and garters!"
• My stars and garters
• Old-timey oath
• Relative of "My word!"
• "Oh, my stars and garters!"
• "Lordy!"
• Kin of "zounds!"
• "Holy cats!"
• "OMG!" of yore
• Often-affected outburst
• Quaint shout
• Ancient expletive
• "OMG!" ancestor
• Victorian expletive
• Whimsical outburst
• Old-fashoned oath
• "Great balls of fire!"
• "Holy smokes!" of yore
• 'Dear me!'
• Victorian "Yikes!"
• "OMG!," old-style
• "Oh, snap!" of old
• Quaint plaint
• Mild exclamation of surprise
• Archaic exclamation
• "Zoinks!"
• Cry from Sesame Street's Sherlock Hemlock
• Old cousin of "Heck!"
• Oh God!
• English exclamation
• "That was unexpected!"
• Zounds!
• Quaint expression of surprise
• "Golly!"
• "Ods bodkins!"
• "Great scot"
• Old-fashioned "Oh, my!"
• Knight's oath
• Victorian exclamation
• 'Crikey!'
• 'My stars!'
• "Land sakes!"
• "Goodness!"
• "consarn it!"
• Old "Heck!"
• Brit's cry of astonishment
• "SpongeBob SquarePants" exclamation
• Hoople's oath
• "Goodness gracious!" of yore
• "Yikes!" of yore
• 'Goodness!'
• Old-fashioned "Goodness!"
• Old-style "Good grief!"
• A mild expletive
• Last century's "Oh, my!"
• Quaint complaint
• "Thunderation!" kin
• 'Criminy!'
• "Holy moly!" relative
• "Bejabbers!" kin
• "bejabberes!" kin
• Dr. Watson's outburst, maybe
• Word akin to "I say!"
• Posh word of surprise
• Literary detective's outburst
• Word of surprise
• Posh exclamation
• "My word!" relative
• Sherlock Hemlock's catchphrase on "Sesame Street"
• Archaic exclamation of surprise
• Oath finally made, go in search of pleasure
• Mild oath - aged (anag)
• Gosh, it's old-fashioned!
• For instance, in modern times, we no longer say it
• For instance, nowadays, this exclamation seems old-fashioned
• Interjection that's archaic, say, in the current era
• Say nowadays, 'Gosh!'
• Aged? By Jove, it might be!
• "Drat" cousin
• "Oh my gosh!"
• "Jeepers creepers!"
• "Jumping Jehoshaphat!"
• “Great heavens!”
• Ye olde malediction
• Archaic interjection, for example, since "Jesus Christ!"
• At first disgusting, time to withdraw Shakespearean oath
• "Bejabbers!" relative
• "Good gravy!" kin
• Old "What!"
• "Yikes!" kin
• Relative of "What?!"
• Old-fashioned renegade's exclamation
• Old-style "Wow!"
• Folksy exclamation
• It's hardly remarkable in modern English!
• Quaint "Oh my!"
• "Good lord!"
• Archaic oath
• “Heavens to Betsy!”
• Old-timey "Yikes!"
• "Jiminy Christmas!"
• "You're kidding!"
• Quaint cry
• "Oh my stars!"
• Old-style "Holy moly!"
• Quaint "Golly!"
• “Zounds!”
• "Jiminy cricket!"
• Old-style "Holy smokes!"
• "My, my!"
• Old-fashioned oath
• "Wow!," quaintly
• "Mercy!"
• Old-school exclamation
• Quaint word of surprise
• It was used exclamatorily, e.g., to get publicity
• Old-school "Yikes!"
• "OMG!," quaintly
• Outmoded exclamation or, for example, advert
• "Yikes!" relative, way old
• Old-timey "OMG!"
• "Gracious me!"
• One's ancestor might have been surprised to say it
• Old-timey "Holy moly!"
• Old-timey "Oh, my!"